Top Curacao Bus Tours

We really enjoyed our tour of Curacao with Mike as our guide. There were just enough stops and the air conditioned bus was very comfortable. We only had 9 people in our group so that was a bonus. The lunch stop was enjoyable as well. I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Curacao!

I booked this private tour because nothing carnival offered was interesting to me. I am so beyond happy that I did. We had a group of 4 people that all wanted to see different things. We were so lucky that Ray was our tour guide!!! He was the absolute best. He took us to all the places we wanted to see , took us to a great local place for lunch, and took us to places that we didn’t know we wanted to see. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone that is going to Curaçao and wants to see all the great sights. Ray was very personable, professional, and extremely knowledgeable. He taught us so much about the island and history of it. Ray was just a fantastic guide overall and I was so very happy with his tour.

Hogo and Sevi were amazing hosts for our tour around Curaçao. We saw flamingos, sea turtles, an incredible beach with unreal blue waters, wild ocean spray, and an interesting tour of a liqueur distillery. Sevi was funny and informative and Hogo was incredibly helpful and we felt well cared for on our tour. I highly recommend this tour.

Very easy to find the meeting point. Naomi was a great guide and very informative. I would have changed one thing. That would be that she walk with us through the town instead of sending us on our own. I think we missed some things that would have been of interest. She did explain things after the fact, but in the moment would have been good. Really good day though!

Bus was right on time at cruise port. Bob our tour guide was very informative. Open air bus. Hopefully good weather when you go. We had a beautiful day. Last stop at beach for an hour was relaxing. Blue Curaçao factory was fun. Good drinks there. Wish tour would have included aloe factory.

This tour was such a fun and easy way to see Curaçao, especially as a solo traveler. Our guide, Nelly, was amazing, super funny, knowledgeable, and full of personality. She really made the experience enjoyable and even helped take photos and videos for me in front of the famous Curaçao sign, which I appreciated so much. The tour gives you a nice overview of the island, hitting key spots like the downtown area where you get time to walk around and explore on your own, then to the Curaçao liqueur distillery where you can sample small shots, and Mambo Beach. Mambo beach was pretty overcrowded when we went and you’ll have to pay extra to rent a chair. One thing to note is that a lot of the sightseeing is more of a drive-by experience with information shared along the way, rather than extended stops. I do wish there was a bit more focus on history or even a museum stop to dive deeper into the culture. Overall, I still really enjoyed the tour. It’s a great introduction to the island, especially if you’re short on time or traveling alone and want a guided way to explore.

Lady, Ruth and Donna were great tour guides/drivers when it came to the history and info on Curacao. They all kept high energy and Lady added a great sense of humor to the tour. I had fun and definitely recommend! The oxtail at Plasa Bieu were sooo good as well.

Our experience on this tour was fantastic from start to finish. Lady, our guide, was so much fun and kept everyone laughing and engaged throughout the day. The tour company was extremely organized. Their agent met us inside the cruise terminal, took our names, and kept us updated on when the bus would arrive. Even though our tour was scheduled for 9 a.m., the bus arrived early, and the agent personally found us in the market and escorted us to the bus. It was seamless and stress-free. The open-air bus was perfect for the island weather. Even in October, the constant breeze kept us comfortable the entire ride. Our first stop was the Hato Caves, and while waiting for our group to enter, we walked the short nature trail. The rock formations, cacti, and lizards along the path made it well worth the stroll. Inside the caves, groups are divided by language, so everyone gets a tour they can follow easily. The groups were a bit large, but it didn’t take away from the experience. Photography is limited because of the protected bats, but they do allow pictures deeper inside the cave. We’ve toured caves across Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky, Texas, and Tennessee, but these were unlike any we’ve ever seen, with unique formations, tropical surroundings, and an incredible sense of history. Next, we visited the turtle beach, located beside a small fishing camp. We saw several sea turtles, though they appeared sporadically and the area was a bit crowded. Since we had already seen plenty of turtles in Aruba, we took the chance to snorkel along the coast and were rewarded with an amazing variety of tropical fish. The final stop was a beach with a bar and restaurant, where we spent two relaxing hours. The food was delicious and reasonably priced, as were the beach chairs. We brought our own snorkel gear, which I highly recommend for anyone cruising the ABC islands. Having it ready let us explore every snorkeling opportunity, and this beach turned out to be one of the best for marine variety. I even had a close encounter with a moray eel, which became one of the highlights of the entire trip. This beach was spacious, peaceful, and easy to find a private spot. Honestly, I could have stayed there all day. The tour returned us right on schedule at 4 p.m., giving plenty of time before our ship’s 5 p.m. boarding. Overall, this was an excellent tour for cruisers, well organized, perfectly paced, and a great way to see much of Curaçao in one unforgettable day.